MONGOL800 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

to be continuedMONGOL80036rank/position

MONGOL800 / to be continued

It’s included on their seventh album, “People People.” It’s a pop arrangement for MONGOL800 of the song “continue,” which was originally written for THE King ALL STARS led by Yuzo Kayama.

A love song filled with many heartfelt emotions.

No working man skaMONGOL80037rank/position

mongol800 No working man ska

A mid-tempo ska number that’s perfect for lively moments like chatting and mingling.

Even as the couple bickers and trades barbs, they never really part—there’s love all over their interactions.

The horn section adds to the party vibe, too.

homeMONGOL80038rank/position

MONGOL800 「home」

This is a song by MONGOL800, a three-piece band from Okinawa known for their signature tracks “Chiisana Koi no Uta” and “Anata ni.” It’s included on their fourth album, Daniel, released in 2006.

The refreshing melody is nice—it makes you want to hum along with the singing.

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Araki Jakkan

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rainbowMONGOL80039rank/position

MONGOL800 / rainbow 〜 Cinderella

Among songs themed around rainbows, the track by MONGOL800, the rock band from Okinawa, stands out with a distinctive presence.

Featured on their September 2016 album “Pretty good!!,” the song is an ambitious work centered on returning to the band’s roots while evolving.

It’s marked by simple yet powerful lyrics and a gentle melody, celebrating hope and love.

Following its release, the band embarked on a 26-date nationwide tour, deepening their connection with fans.

With a heartwarming tone that conveys the importance of sharing life’s joys and hardships, it’s a recommended listen for anyone wishing to reaffirm their gratitude toward someone special.

turquoiseMONGOL80040rank/position

turquoise

This commercial portrays lively scenes themed around good times with friends and shows Orion The Draft supporting those moments.

They warmly forgive someone for being late and keep toasting, hold an impromptu pre-pre-party, and even have a drink on the way home—enjoying Orion The Draft with friends in all sorts of ways.

The music that further highlights the cheerful mood of the footage is Mongol800’s “Turquoise.” Its driving yet buoyant rhythm is striking, and the layered vocals evoke the fun times spent with friends.

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kappamaki

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Earth EncyclopediaMONGOL80041rank/position

MONGOL800/Earth Encyclopedia

This is a song by MONGOL800, a rock band from Okinawa.

Since their debut, MONGOL800 has been active with Okinawa as their base and is known for staying out of the media.

The striking lyrics feature a child pleading with their grandfather to tell them about the Earth, giving the song a layered, thought-provoking meaning.

LazuliMONGOL800, WANIMA42rank/position

Lazuli

A heartwarming song colored by the nature and culture of Okinawa.

Born from a collaboration between MONGOL800 and WANIMA, this piece resonates beautifully with the sound of the sanshin and the waves.

It’s included on the split EP “Aiyaya 2,” released in September 2024, and has become a favorite at live shows.

With themes of “unchanging love” and “wishes that transcend time,” it reminds us of the precious memories and love we tend to forget in our daily lives.

Okinawa, summer, a touch of bittersweetness—an irresistible track for those who love that worldview and for fans of Japanese rock.

Its simple, heartfelt lyrics are sure to move you.